Bill Allowing Medical Pot For Those With PTSD Gets Hearing At Capitol
DENVER (CBS4) - A bill that would make post-traumatic stress disorder a qualifying condition for medical marijuana is making its way through Colorado's Capitol.
On Monday the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee held a hearing on the bill.
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Dozens of people showed up to show their support for the idea during a committee hearing last summer.
The medical board currently does not allow people with PTSD to get medical marijuana.
